Baking trays

[lauryloo]

I'm moving house next week and getting a brand new kitchen so I'm looking to get some good baking sheets that will actually last and retain their shape!

Thanks in advance :)

[Newdad19]

Tk max is your friend, we moved house 1.5 years ago and invested in some new ones

[WinkyisbackontheButterBeer]

We have some that are mermaid brand. I must have had them for five years at least and they are still in good nick. They were a bit pricy I think but worth the extra.

[NannyR]

I have a circulon one that is sort of double layered so it doesn't warp, it's non stick too so easy to clean.

[TondelayaDellaVentamiglia]

lidl and aldi bakeware is excellent when they have it in

lidl in particular used to do extendable trays which i can fit on the shelf runners in the range....i am down to my last one though and that's in a poor state after many years!

do measure your oven though, it's mind boggling what will and won't fit if you are not careful....I've been caught out a couple of times and I have the MOST fabulous heavy weight roasting tin that I barely use as it is about half a milimetre smaller than my oven and is apt to get stuck if it is not pulled out very slowly and very straight and I just don't have time for that on a Sunday Roast day!

[picklemepopcorn]

I use liners now, in all my baking sheets. I've cut the to size.

I've given up on quality baking sheets- either my cooking or DHs washing up is is clearly too brutal, they just don't last.

Oh, I'm trialling a Pyrex one, but it's heavy.

[lauryloo]

Thanks all :) I'll have a look at those brands and see what I can find :)

[user1473069303]

The Le Creuset ones are good.